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Beat The Bridge

Based on the hit BBC show Bridge Of Lies and format created by STV Studios, BEAT THE BRIDGE features an enormous interactive bridge that dares players to cross by stepping on the right answers to challenging trivia questions. Each step forward puts money in the team's bank, with bonus money for each successful crossing. However, the team gets to keep the money only if it can “beat the bridge” by returning one of its players back across before time expires in an exciting end game.

BEAT THE BRIDGE is a Game Show Enterprises Studios production with Ed Egan as executive producer and Sabrina Hybel Snow as co-executive producer. Josephine Brassey, Gary Chippington and David Mortimer serve as executive producers for STV Studios.

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Split Second

Based on a format from game show legend Monty Hall, SPLIT SECOND asks three contestants to decide in a split second which of three general interest trivia questions they can answer. The first player to buzz in gets the first pick, and the last player is left to answer whatever is left, which is often the most difficult. The player with the fastest response time and the highest success rate answering questions over the first three rounds advance to the bonus game where their ability to answer a rapid-fire series of questions could win them $10,000.

SPLIT SECOND is produced by Game Show Enterprises Studios with Michael Binkow as executive producer. Nancy Glass, Marcus Lemonis, and Sharon Hall also serve as executive producers for Marcus/Glass Productions. John Michael Higgins serves as host and executive producer.

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Master Minds

Three contestants square off against three trivia Master Minds in multiple rounds of intense trivia competition. The lowest scoring player on each side is eliminated until the top competitor and top Master Mind are left standing and now must face off, head-to-head, in the Ultimate Trivia Challenge. If the contestant can get more questions correct than the Master Mind, they will win $10,000 and come back to challenge the Masters again. If they win two games in a row, they join the ranks of the Master Minds and will appear in future episodes.

MASTER MINDS is produced by Game Show Enterprises Studios for Game Show Network. Ed Egan is executive producer.

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America Says

AMERICA SAYS is a fast-paced studio game show where two teams of friends and family face off to guess America's responses with fill in the blanks to survey questions covering every topic under the sun. They'll have to be quick when trying to think of what America says, as time is always ticking and the team with the most money banked after three rounds will head to a bonus round to see if they can guess even more survey responses to win up to $15,000.

AMERICA SAYS is based on a format by Keller/Noll. John Quinn serves as executive producer. Tara Long and Mark Herwick of Entertainment One (eOne) and Dave Noll and Cleve Keller of Keller/Noll serve as executive producers.

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Switch

SWITCH is based on a hit show in Belgium from DIGA Studios (“Hot Ones: The Game Show”) and based on a format developed by Panenka for VRT in Belgium and distributed globally by Lineup Industries.

Executive producers for DIGA Studios are Tony DiSanto and Nick Rigg. Rich Sirop also serves as executive producer.

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Catch 21

In CATCH 21, dealing out larger-than-life playing cards, the host quizzes contestants with general-knowledge questions as they attempt to build the closest hand to 21. Part knowledge, part nerve, and part strategy, every correct answer is a chance to add a card and build a better hand or pass the card and “bust” the competition. In addition, every correct answer gives a player control of the deck and the option of “freezing” their hand to protect themselves from being “busted” later in the round. Putting a familiar twist on a classic game, players match wits and put victory on the line in every round with the turn of a card and the next correct answer.

CATCH 21 is produced by Game Show Enterprises, LLC for Game Show Network. Jay Bienstock, Scott Sternbergand Merrill Heatter Productions, Inc. serve as executive producers.

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Blank Slate

Based on the board game by USAopoly and in the comedic game show format, BLANK SLATE is a fun and funny game show where thinking alike, in the form of matching answers to clever fill-in-the-blank questions, can win you big bucks. Each team of two friends will be paired with a comedian guest, and the teams accumulate points by matching their teammates, with a bonus if any player matches America's top answer. The celebrities switch teams in round two, and in round three the trailing team picks the comedian partner they believe will help them win. The winning team moves on to the bonus round where they can pick a comedian to match on each question. If the team gets three matches, they walk away with $10,000!

BLANK SLATE is a Game Show Enterprises Studios production with Rane Laymance serving as executive producer. Richard Gerrits and Laura Robinson also serve as Executive Producers for Heath Street Media Inc.

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Hey Yahoo!

Two teams of three players each compete to guess what millions of people are searching for on HEY YAHOO!. Contestants are given the first half of a search, and then have to fill-in-the-blank based on what they think America is searching for. For each correct answer, the dollar value of that answer is added to the team's bank. At the end of three rounds of play, the team with the most money wins and will go on to the bonus round for a chance to add an extra $10,000 to their winnings.

HEY YAHOO! is produced by Game Show Enterprises Studios for Game Show Network with Rane Laymance serving as executive producer and Brian Provost as executive producer for Yahoo. Al Hassas of Sweet Lemons, LLC and Dean Tempest of Big Potato Limited also serve as executive producers.

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People Puzzler

In PEOPLE PUZZLER, three lucky contestants will put their pop culture knowledge to the test to complete iconic, PEOPLE PUZZLER crosswords. The player who has won the most points after three rounds will move on to the Fast Puzzle Bonus Round where they will have the opportunity to win a cash prize.

PEOPLE PUZZLER is produced by Meredith Corporation and Start Entertainment, LLC for Game Show Network. Executive Producers are Scott St. John and Neal Konstantini for Start Entertainment, LLC. Jeff Krask also serves as executive producer.

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Tug Of Words

From the producing team behind “Who Wants to Be a Millionaire,” TUG OF WORDS is a fast-paced game where two teams compete to answer word clue questions correctly and pull the flag on the “tug of war rope” to their side. In round one, each answer involves changing a single letter in the word that appears on the board. For example, with 'TUG' on the board, the answer to the clue 'a label inside a garment' is 'TAG' and with 'TAG' then on the board, the answer to the clue 'hopefully the upstairs neighbors aren't learning this dance' is 'TAP'. With each round, an additional letter is added creating four and five letter words to solve. The team with the flag on their side after three rounds wins the game, qualifying them for the bonus round where they have opportunity to compete for $10,000.

TUG OF WORDS is produced by Embassy Row, LLC for Game Show Network. Michael Davies serves as executive producer. Susan Warner also serves as executive producer.

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Chain Reaction

Based on the Sony Pictures Television format, the classic game show–which originally debuted in the 1980s–features two teams competing against one another to complete chains of words, after the first and last words of the chain are revealed. Each word in the chain is related in some way to the word directly above and below it. By making inferences based on the revealed words and the revealed letters in incomplete words, contestants try to fill in the word chains to win money.

The new iteration of CHAIN REACTION is produced by Game Show Enterprises, LLC for Game Show Network. Mike Richards(“Jeopardy,” “Wheel of Fortune,”) serves as executive producer. A three-time Daytime Emmy Award winner and 17-time nominee, Richards previously served as executive producer of “The Price Is Right” and “Let's Make a Deal”, “Who Wants To Be A Millionaire” and has produced over 4,000 hours of game show programming. Showrunner Ed Egan also serves as executive producer. His previous credits include game shows “500Questions” and “Genius Junior.”

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Common Knowledge

COMMON KNOWLEDGE asks those practical, everyday questions that everyone should know, like-what should you do when you have a fever? Or how can you tell if a watermelon is ripe? Two teams of three (friends/co-workers/relatives) compete to answer multiple-choice questions in three rounds of play with the winning team going on to the bonus round to play for $10,000.

COMMON KNOWLEDGE is produced by Game Show Enterprises, LLC for Game Show Network. Tim Puntillo and Adam Zuvich serve as executive producers.

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Corin Nelson

Senior Vice President, Development
Game Show Network
Game Show Enterprises Studios

As the Senior Vice President (SVP) of Development, Corin Nelson spearheads the development team's efforts in identifying, creating, and developing new series for both the Game Show Network and Game Show Enterprises Studios. Additionally, she oversees the studio's ever-expanding portfolio of content and format development, steering sales efforts to produce and distribute game shows, competition elimination series, structured reality programs, and other forms of non-scripted entertainment for third-party platforms and networks.

A five-time Emmy Award-winning producer, Corin joined GSN & GSES following a successful tenure as an executive producer, showrunner, creator of award-winning entertainment programming, and owner of a production company. With a career marked by a commitment to creative storytelling, she has developed and produced over 2,500 hours of original content for broadcast, cable, streaming, and digital platforms. Her extensive body of work includes award-winning series, specials, pilots, and sizzle reels spanning genres such as game shows, structured competition, talk-variety, comedy, late-night, live broadcast events, tentpole specials, first-run syndication, and branded entertainment partnerships.

Corin's series and specials have been broadcast on NBC, CBS, ABC, E!, FOX, USA, Syfy, and WEtv, streamed on Facebook Watch and Quibi, and aired nationwide in syndication. She and her production company, Curly One Productions, have held overall deals at CBS Media Ventures, Warner Bros., NBCUniversal Domestic Syndication, MTV, Harpo, and Sony Pictures Television. She holds memberships in the Academy of Television Arts & Sciences (ATAS), the Writers Guild of America (WGA), and the Producers Guild of America (PGA).

Bryan Scott

Senior Vice President, Current Programming
Game Show Network
Game Show Enterprises Studios

Bryan Scott is an Emmy Award-winning producer and writer. He has served as Vice President of Original Programming at Game Show Network since 2017, overseeing the production of over 4,000 episodes of original shows, including America Says, People Puzzler, Master Minds, Switch, Blank Slate, Beat the Bridge, Split Second, Common Knowledge, Chain Reaction, Catch 21, Hey Yahoo!, Tug of Words, Get a Clue, Caroline & Friends, and Snap Decision.

Before joining the network, Bryan was a founding partner of Picture This Television, a full-service production company. During his 15-year tenure there, Bryan created and executive produced numerous series and specials including the two-time Emmy Award-winning series for Outstanding Reality Program, Kathy Griffin: My Life on the D-List, as well as the pop culture sensation Celebrity Poker Showdown, both for Bravo; MTV's Savage U, and Sex with Mom & Dad, Oxygen's Running Russell Simmons, Food Network's The Cooking Loft and Have Cake Will Travel, Nat Geo Wild's Spoiled Rotten Pets, and the PBS Emmy Award-winning literacy series, TV411. In addition, Bryan has produced programming for HGTV, WeTV, TruTV, VH-1, NBC, and syndication.

Bryan began his career as the writer and producer of the Off-Broadway musical hit SUDS: The Rocking 60's Musical Soap Opera, followed by several years in the UK as a writer and producer for numerous television series, including BBC's The Full Wax, Channel 4's Tonight with Jonathan Ross and the TV movie Accentuate the Positive; and the Edinburgh Fringe Festival stage hit, The Oppressed Minorities Big Fun Show.

Bryan is a member of the Academy of Television Arts & Sciences, the Producers Guild of America, and the Dramatist Guild.